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Since mid-March, the U.S. has been ramping up bombings on Houthi rebels in Yemen. In all, nearly 200 people – many civilians – have been killed by U.S. strikes since March 15th. As the Trump ...

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A strong relief rally across Asian and European stocks on Tuesday fizzled out in U.S. trading, and Wall Street closed sharply lower after President Donald Trump doubled down on his pledge to slap ...

Limited options push China into trade 'war of attrition'with Trump 3. Tariff-driven Wall Street pain sparks investors to weighmore gloomy scenarios 4. Trump and Powell spar anew in major Fed test ...

LCR Construction is the contractor. Alas, there will be no gain without pain. Canyon Lakes is tearing out the picturesque but little-used putting course at its entrance. It’s already been shut down.

In her article “Once beyond turmoil, they see economic gain” (Page A1 ... ought to be willing to tolerate personal and financial pain as the country goes through an economic reset.

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that would be music to a lot of Americans' ears. “What we consider to be short-term pain is probably better for long-term gain.” ...